5 Unique Sock Knitting Books

We’ve already recommended some basic sock knitting books.

But there are a lot of ways to make socks, and some of them are quite unique.

That’s why today we’re highlighting some of the most interesting books we’ve seen with different approaches to sock knitting.

Sock Architecture by Lara Neel

What is it?
Sock knitting techniques deconstructed

Why you should own it?
This book is kind of a choose your own adventure. You can construct your own unique sock by picking and choosing different elements like toes, heels, and more.

Knit Your Socks On Straight by Alice Curtis

What is it?
A guide to knitting socks with straight knitting needles.

Why you should own it?
Not everyone like to fiddle with double pointed needles. While most sock patterns are knit in the round this book helps you knit them flat. Old skool!

Knit 2 Socks in 1 by Safiyyah Talley

What is it?
An innovative method for knitting two socks at the same time…sort of.

**Why you should own it?
**If you’ve ever encountered second sock syndrome, and you’re not a fan of magic loop two-at-a-time socks, this might be the perfect solution for you.

New Directions in Sock Knitting by Ann Budd

What is it?
A collection of sock patterns that go beyond cuff down and toe up. These go every which way.

Why you should own it?
If you want to expand your sock knitting horizons with more advanced construction methods, this book is sure to give you a challenge.

Op-Art Socks by Stephanie Van Der Linden

What is it?
An exploration of socks as a medium for artistic expression

Why you should own it?
If you love colorwork, texture, and playing with interesting knitting techniques, this book will help you bring that passion to your sock knitting.

So there you have it! Our picks for some more great sock knitting books to add to your collection.

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